### Problem StatementA box slides from rest down a curved slope. Its initial height is 21 m above the ground, and it comes off the slope 7 m above the ground. How fast is the box moving as it leaves the slope? Assume friction is negligible.### Diagram DescriptionThe diagram depicts a box at the top of a curved slope. The slope forms a downward arc, starting from the top left of the diagram and curving towards the bottom right. The initial height from which the box starts is 21 m above the ground, and the point where the box leaves the slope is 7 m above the ground.### Multiple Choice Options22.A. 15.06 m/s B. 15.74 m/s C. 21.52 m/s D. 28.11 m/s E. 13.37 m/s F. 16.57 m/s

Write the given values with the suitable variables. u=0 m/sH=21 mh=7 m Here, u is the initial speed,…

KTMDG A box slides from rest down a curved slope. Its initial height is 21 m above the ground, and it comes off the slope 7 m above the ground. How fast is the box moving as it leaves the slope? Assume friction is negligible. 1 22. D. 28.11 m/s 13.37 m/s E. F. 16.57 m/s A. B. C. 1--1 15.06 m/s 15.74 m/s 21.52 m/s

KTMDG A box slides from rest down a curved slope. Its initial height is 21 m above the ground, and it comes off the slope 7 m above the ground. How fast is the box moving as it leaves the slope? Assume friction is negligible. 1 22. D. 28.11 m/s 13.37 m/s E. F. 16.57 m/s A. B. C. 1--1 15.06 m/s 15.74 m/s 21.52 m/s

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